Pope urges peace between Christians and Muslims in Egypt
Pope John Paul II, visiting Cairo, urged interfaith dialogue as he spoke in a stadium amid cheers. He appeared tired and jittery from Parkinsons, reading with aides’ help, while stressing protection of Christians in Egypt and prayer for harmony amid regional tensions.
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Violence erupts in Kaduna over Sharia clash
In Kaduna Nigeria early Monday a religious dispute sparked fistfights and quick escalation into gunfire leaving hundreds dead and thousands homeless. Christians protest a Sharia proposal as streets burn and Ha nyan Banks district lies deserted amid interethnic tensions.
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UN World Food Program launches $137 million Ethiopia aid drive
The United Nations World Food Program and FAO report millions in Ethiopia facing food shortages due to drought and poor weather. A $137 million operation starts today to feed more than 2.3 million people amid ongoing regional hunger. Authorities in Quito intercepted eight booby trapped video cassettes in a wave of mail bombings targeting media and political figures.
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Japanese Baby Dies After Heart Lung Liver Transplant Wait
Akari Saino an 18 month old girl born with a severe congenital heart defect died in northern Japan days after returning from the United States where she was listed for a heart lung transplant. Doctors at Stanford found she also needed a liver transplant and deemed her too weak for the operation. The family flew home to Japan on Wednesday.
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Weight loss experts clash over popular diets debate
In a Washington panel led by Dan Glickman, Atkins promotes a high protein low carb plan while Ornish advocates ultra low fat vegetarian menus. Other voices urge balance, criticize research gaps, and call for government evaluation of diet efficacy.
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